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PIN PARVATI TREK

PIN PARVATI TREK

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PICK & DROP - DELHI

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PIN PARVATI VALLEY TREK

Pin Parvati Valley Trek Review & Nearby Tourist Attractions Overview of the Pin Parvati Valley Trek The Pin Parvati Valley Trek is one of the most challenging yet rewarding treks in India. Located in Himachal Pradesh, this high-altitude trek connects the lush green Parvati Valley (Kullu) with the stark, cold desert of Pin Valley (Spiti). The trek spans approximately 110 km and reaches an altitude of 17,457 feet (5319m) at the Pin Parvati Pass. It is an expert-level trek, requiring excellent physical fitness, prior trekking experience, and resilience against unpredictable weather conditions. Highlights of the Trek Diverse Landscapes – The trek transitions from lush meadows, dense forests, and hot springs in Parvati Valley to barren, high-altitude desert in Spiti. Kheerganga – Famous for its hot springs, Kheerganga is a great stop before or after the trek. Tunda Bhuj & Mantalai Lake – Scenic alpine meadows, waterfalls, and a serene glacial lake. Pin Valley National Park – Home to rare Himalayan wildlife, including the snow leopard and ibex. Challenging Terrain – Includes river crossings, glaciers, boulder patches, and steep ascents. Cultural Blend – Witness the contrast between the Hindu culture of Parvati Valley and the Buddhist traditions of Spiti. Best Time to Visit June to September – The pass is accessible during these months. Avoid Monsoons – Parvati Valley receives heavy rainfall, increasing landslide risks. Nearby Tourist Places Kasol – A backpacker’s paradise with Israeli cafés, hippie culture, and stunning views. Tosh – A scenic village famous for its peaceful vibe and apple orchards. Manikaran Sahib – A revered Sikh Gurudwara with natural hot springs. Malana – A mysterious village known for its unique traditions and ancient democracy. Kaza (Spiti) – If heading towards Spiti Valley, visit the Key Monastery, Langza, and Hikkim (highest post office in the world). Places on the Route from Delhi to Parvati Valley Chandigarh – A great stop for food and rest. Mandi – A picturesque town with ancient temples. Bhuntar – The entry point to Parvati Valley; has an airport and bus stop. Jari – A small village en route to Kasol.

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